Every kitchen
starts somewhere.

Buffalo is one of Nisbets’ own brands — the cooking half of the pairing every startup kitchen knows. Polar keeps it cold; Buffalo cooks it. Same Bristol parentage, same philosophy: sensible kit, in stock, at money a new food business can actually find.

The £305 catalogue median tells the story — this is the brand of the counter-top: induction hobs, griddles, fryers, contact grills and heated display that turn any bench into a cooking line. It’s been doing that for more than seventeen years, which is a long apprenticeship in not letting a burger van down on a Saturday.

And don’t file it as toys: the range climbs all the way to a £7,099 touchscreen combi oven, and the modular electric line lets a growing kitchen add stations one plug at a time. Plenty of businesses that started with one Buffalo griddle are still buying Buffalo — just more of it.

Buffalo runs first full unit £106.46 + VAT, up to £7,099.28 + VAT, with a £304.91 + VAT median. Accessories run cheaper; every price + VAT.

The dealer’s view — where we reach for Buffalo first, and where we honestly don’t.

The Dealer’s Five — the questions we answer before any brand earns counter space.